Spring 2010: Finished the spring season with a 8-12 overall singles mark, doubling his wins from a year ago...Played seven matches at No. 1 singles earning a 3-4 record with victories over Lipscomb's Chad Pierron, 6-3, 6-2, Delaware's Austin Longacre, 6-4, 6-3, and William & Mary's Keziel Juneau, 7-6 (7-4), 7-6, (7-4)...The victory against Juneau was during the semi-finals of the CAA championship and almost led the Panthers to an upset of #1 seed William & Mary eventually losing the match, 4-3...Posted a 7-11 overall doubles record partnering with Henri Mangin (0-1), Lucas Santana (0-1), Juan Pablo Gutierrez (6-3), Lucas Thomaz (0-1), and Trenton Spinks (1-5)...Won three straight doubles matches with Gutirrez including victories over Chattanooga's Chris Smith/Stephen Crofford, 8-4, Florida A&M's Fabrice Myrtil/Maurice Wamukowa, 8-3, and Clemson's Carlos Alvarez/Juan Bolona, 8-5...Played final seven matches at No. 1 singles for the Panthers.
Fall 2009: Posted a 5-5 singles mark during the fall with a four-game match win streak at one point. Became the first Georgia State Panther to reach the semi-finals of the Southern Intercollegiate championships defeating Georgia Tech's Austin Roebuck in three sets. He went 4-2 in doubles play.
Spring 2009: One of four newcomers...Posted four wins in singles and 17 losses...Was 2-16 in doubles...Won first collegiate match,4-6, 6-0, 3-1, against No. 73 Nebraska’s Hendrik Stahmer to break a five-match losing streak...Won two straight doubles matches with Henri Mangin and William Adeimy to open the season against Jacksonville and North Florida.
Fall 2008: One of five newcomers...Posted a 4-7 record during the fall...Best performance was the Georgia Tech Invitational where he posted a 3-1 mark with wins over UNCW’s Ryan Ybarra and Kennesaw State.
Prep: Attended Lakewood Ranch High School where he earned four letters in tennis and was a scholar athlete...Won state doubles and was MVP for the tennis team...His team was the district champs two years in a row.
Personal: Born August 1, 1989 to Mark and Dana Moore...Has one younger brother, Cooper...Also recruited by Boston College and Flagler...Chose Georgia State because of the coaching staff and the academic opportunities...Major is undecided.
